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Tesco Plc

Tesco Plc is one of the world’s leading retailers. The company also provides retail banking and insurance services through its subsidiary Tesco Bank. Its Retailing Services includes the company’s online shopping channels, tesco.com and Tesco Direct; Telecoms; Tesco Personal Finance.

What about Tesco?

The principal activity of the company is retailing and associated activities in the United Kingdom and Ireland, Central Europe, Turkey, Asia, including China, India, Japan, Malaysia, South Korea and Thailand, and the United States, operating under a number of high street names and retail formats.
Tesco’s long term strategy, laid down in 1997, is to broaden the scope of the business in order to enable it to deliver strong sustainable long-term growth by following the customer into large expanding markets at home – such as financial services, non-food and telecoms – and new markets abroad, initially in Central Europe and Asia, and more recently in the United States.

The new businesses which have been created and developed, now have scale, are competitive and are market leading in many of their markets outside the UK.

And what about Tesco's Dividend Record?

Based on Tesco's dividend record we can show you why from an income investing perspective Tesco is an example candidate.

Tesco Dividend Updates

In April 2006, Tesco announced a new dividend policy “increasing its dividend pay-outs broadly in line with its earnings growth rate”.
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